You are wrong, johnm8812866. The question there is about "Spectral pitch display", however, the main answer mistakenly about "Spectral Frequency Display". What and how is depicted on the Spectral Pitch Display, how to interpret colors, lines, what conclusions can be drawn from this about sound, how and in what operations of sound processing it can be used, etc. Strange, Adobe doesn't say a word about this in online materials.

SteveG_AudioMasters_

Braniac

Thank you for replying Steve and for your advice, much appreciated.

I had already tried the marquee tool, which removed the second voice completely, but it distorted the first voice making it unintelligible - which is why I asked. I do realise that I'm clutching at straws and there might not be an easy answer for the separation of voices.

Looking at iZotope RX to manipulate spectrums, would you recommend the Standard or Advanced package for the cleaning and fine tuning of vocal recordings? I'm not familiar with the software but they do a trial.

I have no experience of the standard RX package, but in general it's always best to go for the all-singing, all-dancing versions of software...

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